Ram Charan and Kiara Advani’s Game Changer, directed by Shankar, hit the big screens on Friday (January 10) and it has received rave reviews from fans and critics. The film is a high-octane political thriller packed with action, drama, and a compelling storyline. It is packed with some larger-than-life visuals, intense action sequences, foot-tapping songs and everything needed for a massy entertainer.
Fans on social media are leaving no stone unturned to express their excitement over the film’s release. While some lauded Ram Charan’s performance, others praised the storyline and the film’s background music.
A section of users on X (formerly known as Twitter) already declared the film a ‘blockbuster’, calling the second half of the film worth the watch.
“Ramcharan Performance Peakss💥💥💥💥💥 Pongal Blockbuster #GameChanger,” a user wrote on X.
“#GameChanger is exactly what Indian cinema, especially Telugu cinema, needed. For a decade, we’ve been flooded with dull color palettes, slow-motion hero shots, and over-the-top bloodshed. Shankar proves a commercial entertainer can be colorful, engaging, and watched with family,” read another review.
Another wrote, “#Gamechanger opening train scene with Director @shankarshanmugh name on the screen was Pure Goosebumps and hippy @MusicThaman nailed it.”
“The movie is a blockbuster ❤️💥. Family audiences will watch it a lot in the long run 👌 Even if the movie is good, negativity comes from those born with it… So, don’t believe negative reviews! This is a positive comment urging people to ignore negativity and focus on enjoying the film,” another X review read.
Ram Charan plays dual roles in Game Changer, one as an IAS officer and the other as a spirited individual who flights for the social cause. Kiara Advani is seen as his love interest, adding a touch of romance to the storyline.
The plot takes a gripping turn when SJ Suryah enters as a corrupt Chief Minister, setting up a tense face-off with Ram’s character, who calls himself ‘unpredictable’.
The film tackles themes of corruption, justice, and the fight for change, making it not just a spectacle but also a thought-provoking experience.
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